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23.02.2025

Didier Défago: "The fans experienced great emotions"

The return of the Men’s Alpine Skiing World Cup to Crans-Montana was nothing short of a spectacular sporting fireworks display, thanks to the outstanding performances of Swiss skiers—but above all, it was a huge popular success.

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23.02.2025

The Swiss celebration continues in Crans-Montana

Riding the unshakable confidence currently driving the Swiss speed team, Marco Odermatt and Alexis Monney secured another 1-2 finish on Sunday in the super-G on the Nationale slope. Reactions.

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23.02.2025

Luca Aerni, the Local Forerunner

The Barzettes Ski Club athlete took on the role of forerunner in front of his home crowd during the super-G in Crans-Montana. A giant slalom and slalom specialist with a taste for speed, Luca Aerni relished the experience.

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22.02.2025

Pirmin Zurbriggen: Return to Sacred Ground

Thirty-nine years after winning four medals at the 1987 World Championships, Pirmin Zurbriggen returned this weekend to the land of his triumphs. With nostalgia, he recalls the wonderful moments he spent in the Haut-Plateau resort.

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22.02.2025

Swiss athletes recreate the Magic of the 1987 World Championships

It was written in the stars that Swiss skiers would shine on the Nationale slope. Nearly forty years after their legendary predecessors, Franjo von Allmen, Marco Odermatt, and Alexis Monney pulled off an incredible podium sweep in the downhill, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.

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21.02.2025

Favorites for the Crans-Montana Downhill?

Patrice Morisod and Didier Cuche analyze the contenders ahead of Saturday’s downhill race on the Nationale slope and share their predictions for the race.

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21.02.2025

Stars in the Eyes of Hundreds of Children

More than 1,000 children—students from local schools as well as many young athletes from Ski Valais—attended the second training session for the Crans-Montana downhill race this morning. They left with unforgettable memories, emotions, and images in their minds, while the skiers enjoyed a fantastic and welcoming atmosphere.

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21.02.2025

Christophe Torrent – Ready to Shine at Home

The Valais native hopes to make his third World Cup start just a few kilometres from his home, on the Nationale slope in Crans-Montana. At 25 years old, it would mark the first major achievement in a career filled with challenges.

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20.02.2025

Rediscovering the Nationale slope

The world’s best downhill skiers were training on the Nationale slope for the first time this week on Thursday morning in Crans-Montana. They shared their initial impressions.